Writing a brief
Your practical project must be related to and respond to your research question.
Your work must demonstrate that you are able to make sense of and use theoretical research in the development of graphic design work.
Your practical work must be embedded within some kind of graphic design practice.
Your practical work must demonstrate design process - brief analysis - research (visual, contextual, theoretical) - idea generation - idea development - prototypes - further developments - outcomes.
The aim of the CoP modules is to develop contextual and critical awareness in the development of graphic design work/practice. It is not essential that you develop extremely polished finalised outputs rather than demonstrate your process, criticality and creativity.
Ideas
- need to use the design strategies spoke about in essay
- party rebrand
- current issues in parliament
- series of posters for one party, or one per main party on current discussions
- green party needing more publicity
- use the branding and deign guidelines to ensure consistency with identity
I have decided to base the practical on current topics of discussion in parliament and following the branding strategies of each party, produce posters to communicate these discussions.
Research + decisions to be made:
- which discussion topic
- which party/parties
- research into the design guidelines
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